Collaboration in Bruno
Bruno’s superpower is the ability to collaborate natively using version control systems like Git ↗, CVS ↗, etc, and platforms like GitHub, Gitlab, Bitbucket, etc. This gives you and your teammates confidence that a collection is current, and provides benefits of co-location if you choose to store collections directly alongside your source code.
The process of collaborating on a Bruno collection is more or less the same in all of the above-mentioned platforms. For beginners, you can take a look at this tutorial on version control here ↗.
There are two ways to collaborate via native Git in Bruno:
- Using the terminal or command line to execute Git commands
- Using the Bruno’s GUI-based Git functionality.
GUI-based Git functionality is available within Pro and Ultimate Editions of Bruno.
These approaches are documented separately for ease of access. So let’s dive into the next section.